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Up the stairs to the bridge

View of the tracks down the mesh walls of the bridge

The large depot beyond Track 2 Platform

The mesh walled overpass

Looking down on the gates at the entrance to the station's parking lot. It's relatively empty but it is the day before the July 4th long weekend

Looking out of one of the overpass shafts at its brick wall and the depot below

The upper landing of one of the overpass towers

The lower-landing, Fire Alarm and door to leave the overpass tower and go out to Track 2

Kids: The platform is for trains, not skateboarding, and the station is on a viaduct too

Inside the circular area of the depot

A model of the original depot inside the display cabinet

Another view of the model of the original depot and other railroad memorabilia

The Santa Fe never stopped here but these menus were in a local's collection

Model of the 1901 to 2006 depot

A picture of the original depot hangs on the walls of the modern cinderblock depot

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Last Updated: 26 August, 2013
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